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Stroll Offenbach flea market on the Mainufer

Stroll Offenbach flea market on the Mainufer Phönix Dienstleistungen runs the original riverside Trödelmarkt at the Carl-Ulrich-Brücke. Private sellers unpack cellars and garages while walkers shade themselves under the tree-lined Mainufer promenade. What you can do in Offenbach - Browse used porcelain, books, toys, and furniture between about 7:00 and 14:00 on listed Saturdays (Offenbach flea market dates) - Walk the Dammkrone path described by the city tourism page as one of Germany's scenic flea settings (Stadt Offenbach) - Sell from the Mainufer car park from 6:30 without a reservation; no new goods and no food sales, per the organiser - Check the organiser homepage on Friday afternoon if weather might cancel the market How to join Buyers enter free. Sellers drive to the Mainufer parking area via Mainstraße near number 23, queue from 6:30, and pay the stand fee on site (rates on the organiser site). The city page notes that new merchandise is not allowed. Why it matters in Offenbach Affordable stall rents and a strict used-goods rule keep the market neighbourly. Finds stay in circulation and sellers meet regulars who return each week. Good to know - Is there a market every Saturday? The 2026 schedule lists most Saturdays; some dates are cancelled for fairs such as the creative trade show on 31 October 2026. - How many visitors come? The city page mentions up to 15,000 walkers on sunny Saturdays. - Where do I park? The organiser directs sellers and visitors to the Main forecourt; the page asks drivers not to honk in queues.

Join Haas flea markets in central Hessen

Join Haas flea markets in central Hessen Haas Veranstaltungen runs open-air flea markets (Flohmärkte) across central Hessen. Marburg hosts a weekly Saturday market on the Messeplatz, while Sunday dates rotate through towns such as Butzbach, Gießen (Gewerbegebiet West), and Staufenberg. What you can do in Marburg - Shop the Messeplatz market at Afföllerstraße 102 on Saturdays from 6:00 to 14:00 (Haas Messeplatz Marburg) - Arrive early if you sell: the organiser assigns pitches from about 5:00 without reservations - Follow Haas Sunday calendars for Butzbach, Gießen, or Staufenberg when you cannot travel on Saturday (Haas home) - Respect the organiser rule: no food sales; small-value new goods only with a travel trade card How to join Buyers walk in free. Sellers queue on site, pay stand fees when assigned, and must remove litter. The organiser page lists forbidden items such as animals, alcohol, and high-value new goods. Why it matters in Marburg A regional promoter with fixed Marburg hours plus roaming Sunday towns keeps one organiser calendar instead of dozens of copy-paste listings. Household goods get another season of use before disposal. Good to know - Does Marburg run every Saturday? The Messeplatz page lists Saturday dates through winter 2027. - Can I reserve a pitch? No. Places are first come from about 5:00. - What about other hessenschau towns? Several Sunday rows in the press list match Haas dates; always confirm on the organiser site before you load the car.

Treasure-hunt at Kelkheim hall flea market

Treasure-hunt at Kelkheim hall flea market Weiß Veranstaltungsservice hosts a hall flea market (Floh- und Trödelmarkt) in the Kelkheim Stadthalle. The family firm describes this hall as its oldest market, with mostly private sellers and no entrance fee for visitors. What you can do in Kelkheim - Browse under cover at Gagernring 1 on listed Saturday afternoons, usually 14:00 to 17:00 (Weiß Kelkheim hall) - Book a table or metre online if you sell; the organiser lists wall, foyer, and stage zones with different metre rates - Visit related Weiß open-air dates in the Rhine-Main area, such as car-park markets in Eschborn or Hattersheim, on the same company schedule - Bring your own clothes rack if needed; the organiser asks sellers to take rubbish home and pays a deposit back after cleanup How to join Walk in as a visitor; the organiser states there is no admission charge and parking is available. Sellers follow the published Marktordnung and may pay a 10 euro deposit during the event, returned after 17:30 when stands are tidy. Why it matters in Kelkheim Rainy autumn weeks still allow a hall browse, so lamps, books, and games stay in use. A single promoter calendar covers both the historic hall and outdoor park-and-sell dates nearby. Good to know - When is the next hall date? The organiser lists Saturdays such as 17 October, 14 November, and 21 November 2026. - Are pets allowed? The market rules state dogs must stay on a lead. - Can children sell toys? The organiser notes a free stand for children under 12 for toys only, without a car at the pitch.

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